RE: Hey Peppin ROTFLMAO - I gotta say there are investors, astute investors and traders. Any investor that invested in INT and relied on constitution to ride out the downward slope in anticipation of future gains, is doing little better than throwing darts at a dart board. Sometimes you hit a bullseye sure but many times you don't.
Astute investors, on the other hand, understand the business that they're investing in, and this is because there is something substantial about it. Sure there is some risk involved but this is all factored in. Astute investors, moreover, understand that they are not owners, and that there are other forces far more powerful that they who drive the price up or down. Astutue investors will sell if they see that market forces are going against their best guess. If they have faith in the stock, then they will buy again, when the price is discounted relative to what they initially valued it at, and when it becomes obvious, or at least more likely, that the stock will succeed.
And then there are, let's call them mid term traders, who understand (or try to understand) the psyche of markets but know nothing of the stocks themselves. What they are good at is working out when medium to long term investors are starting to buy into a stock. This is a game of probability and pattern.
I once bought INT too - I sold these at .69 back in March for a small loss. If they break and hold .15 I will buy them again. And you know if everything goes really well I can buy them again at 0.69 on the way up too!